A Silent Upstate S.C. Class A Is Spun

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It’s currently silent, but there’s a 6kw FM serving a rural area due east of Anderson, S.C., in a town named … um … Due West, S.C.


The station’s city of license is slightly south of its tower, but one need not need direction to learn where this station is going. A new owner is on the horizon.

Going to a new owner is WYPJ-FM 95.3 in Due South, and the buyer is Lake Hartwell Radio.

An entity named RFPJY LLC is selling the facility, and is earning $280,000 for the transaction.

A $25,000 deposit is being held by Jorgenson Broadcast Brokerage.

RFPJY is led by Frank Neely, while the buyer is helmed by Doug Sutton Jr., a 50% stockholder in Lake Hartwell.

Serving as the seller’s legal counsel is Susan Marshall of Fletcher Heald & Hildreth.

Sutton also owns WRBN-FM in Clayton, Ga., and WFSC-AM & WNCC-FM in Franklin, N.C., through Sutton Radiocasting Corp., and WHTD-AM in Elberton, WNEG-AM in Toccoa & WSCG-FM in Tignall, Ga. through Georgia-Carolina Radiocasting Co.

He has 50% interest in the licensees of WGOG-FM in Walhalla, S.C., and WSNW-AM in Seneca, S.C., respectively.